Your key stays with us
We store your key encrypted and only use it to look up what you ask for. The answers go straight to your AI. We keep no copy and no AI model trains on them.
Connect the software you use daily to Claude ChatGPT
and other AI clients, so you can ask questions and find information across your tools without opening each one yourself.
Pick one to see what you can ask it. More connections are on the way.
Not on the list? Check if your software has an MCP server
View the MCP serverThe key to your software is encrypted and never shared with Claude or ChatGPT. Your data passes straight through: we keep no copy of it. Every assistant gets its own login, which you can switch off in one click.
We store your key encrypted and only use it to look up what you ask for. The answers go straight to your AI. We keep no copy and no AI model trains on them.
You give it permission once, like when you sign in to an app with Google. It never gets your password or your key.
Click Disconnect and we delete your key straight away. From that moment on, your AI can no longer reach your software.
Every connection is built for AI, runs on our servers and is updated when your software changes. No npm, no config files, no terminal.
We decide what your AI can do in your software, like finding a customer or opening an invoice, and teach it when to use what.
Paste one link into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, on your computer or your phone. There's nothing to install.
When your software changes, we update the connection for you. Your AI keeps working and you don't have to do a thing.
Hosting, updates and every AI assistant are included. Start with one tool and add more whenever you want.
€9per month
Per connection
What MCP is, how your data is protected and what your AI can change.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to talk to other software. MCP Hosted runs an MCP server for every tool it supports, so you can ask Claude or ChatGPT about your invoices, customers or servers in plain language, without copying data back and forth.
Only what you allow, and that limit is never just a pop-up in your AI client. Some connections only read: our server has no tool for them that changes anything. Some only read until you allow changes, and our server refuses every change you did not allow. The others can only do what the API key you give them permits, and the tool itself refuses the rest. Every connection page lists exactly what it can do.
It is encrypted with AES-256 before it is saved, and only used to answer your own requests. It never appears in logs or in what your AI assistant receives. Your assistant signs in to MCP Hosted with its own access, which you approve yourself, so it never sees the key.
No. Each answer is fetched live from your tool and passed straight on to your assistant. We keep no copy of your invoices, customers or servers, never pass them to anyone else, and run no AI model that could train on them. Once the answer reaches your assistant, its own privacy settings apply.
Click Disconnect on the setup page of a connection and we delete its API key right away, so every AI assistant loses access to that tool. Deleting your account removes all your keys and the access of every assistant in one go, and cancels your subscriptions. You can also revoke the key in the tool itself.
No. You paste an API key from your tool, add one link to your AI assistant and sign in. There is nothing to install and no code to write.
Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers, such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. You add one link per tool and sign in once.
Yes. Your billing settings hold your subscription, invoices and payment details, and you can cancel there whenever you like.
Our server and database run in a data centre in the EU. Prices are in euros, with one subscription per tool you connect.
For some tools, yes. You start the same server on your own computer with one npx command and a one-time license per tool. Your API key and your data then never pass through our servers.
No. MCP Hosted is an independent service and is not affiliated with the tools it connects to. It works through their public APIs, the same way other integrations do.